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Vital interest and data protection
The right to data protection is not an absolute right, it is limited by other fundamental rights and constitutionally protected legal rights (Constitutional Court ruling 292/2000, of 30 November). An essential interest for the life of the data subject or of a third party may therefore prevail over the right to data protection. However, vital interest is not a legal basis that can be used to justify any personal data processing and its interpretation must be restrictive and limited to specific situations in which an essential interest for a person's life is at stake.
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